On Saturday 12 March 2011 23:11:36 Josà Matos wrote: > On Saturday 12 March 2011 20:43:29 Anne Wilson wrote: > > I see that 'disk sleep' every time something fails > > This rings a bell with me (no pun intended ;-) ). I have seen problems like > this in the previous days where I get some programs with the D state on > htop even although the CPUs are free (mostly). Like today morning when I > was installing some program using yum that was in a disk sleep state, > really weird. > > Sometimes that also happens when kmix is taking lots of cpu. FWIW I am not > sure these two are related. > > This are just symptoms as I have not yet found a cause. After some time > those problems disapear and the system works as intented. When I was seeing the problem during my rsync experiments I tried leaving things alone for quite a long time, without them clearing. Since we don't have a clue at the moment as to the cause it's hard to do any serious troubleshooting. I assume it has something to do with kio-slaves (something I know nothing about) because when that happens I can't run Dolphin or KWrite or a number of other applications. They all open with a blank grey screen. Working without a file manager is extremely slow ;-) Anne -- New to KDE Software? - get help from http://userbase.kde.org
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